Have you ever wondered what your photos say about how you look at the world and who you are? Pictograph, developed by a machine intelligence research company, uses deep learning on GPUs in the Amazon cloud to analyze your Instagram photos and creates a visualization of what you like to photograph.
The app is ready to demo and lets you connect your Instagram account – give it a try and see how accurate their algorithms are. Remember, training a neural network is tough and will sometimes make hilarious mistakes (similar to above where it classified fries with ketchup as a crab).
Read more on the Fast Forward Labs blog >>
New App Automatically Classifies Your Instagram Photos
Sep 16, 2015
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- Pictograph applies deep learning on GPUs in the Amazon cloud to analyze Instagram photos and generate a visualization of photographic preferences.
- The system relies on a neural network that can misclassify images, such as labeling fries with ketchup as a crab.
- Fast Forward Labs developed the application and published additional details about the project.
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- Read the Fast Forward Labs blog for more information on Pictograph.
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